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SQUABBLE FOR
LAST TIMES TODAY
“THE MARRIAGE CIRCLE”
‘ .....vlmmty animated drama or domestic dissension flavored with .
pleasing tinge. of \vhimslcslity and wit.
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LAST TIMES TODAY AT 2:15, 7:15, 9:10
(ll! um SWANSON AND BRILLIANT
“A SOCIETY SCANDAL”
SATURDAY AT THE REGENT ONLY
EST ELLE TAYLOR in “PHAMTOM JUSTICE”
OUR GANG COMEDY AND OTHERS '
:4.\’l‘I'Rl)AY AT THE PALACE ONLY
A Special Double Feature Show Deluxe
in “LEAVE IT TO GERRY”
Gene Stratton Porter’s own-pro-
Cullen Landis, Ruth Stone-
KINOGRAMS .. QOMEDY
CAST IN
T" m; Mix in "IN ARABIA” —- BILLIE RHODES
3‘7”,“ Our Monday and Tuesday Announcement on
NQlLlNATlON
Belief Is. That Demo-
c r a ti c Convention
Will L a, s t Eleven
Days —— The Proce-
dure _ -
NEW YORK. June 20.—The ten-
tative program of the
National Convention follows closely
the schedule of procedure which has
prevailed in previous national ses-
sions of the party. Many leaders be-
lieve the convention will last ten or
11 days.
The first formal assembly of the
2,600 delegates and alternates at the
main auditorium. Madison Square
Garden. will be at noon of Tuesday.
June 24.
Cordell Hull of Tennessee. chair—
man of the Democratic National
Committee, will call the convention
to order. andia. member of the New
York City clergy will pronounce an
invocation. Mr. Hull's introduction
of the temporary chairman. Senator
Pat. Harrison of Mississippi. will be
followed by the Senator's keynote
speech.
Mayor John I". Hylan of New York
will deliver an “dress formally wel-
coming the convention to this city.
and adjournment will be taken, prob-
ably at about 3:30 p. m.. until noon
ThisPac. . . ' ' ‘ '- . . . . .'.- '
“9 ‘Vi‘l'353555n .l m. Commll... on F“? W.“ large “f“ sma‘.‘ ‘“ “me 3.“ gilldgnfirigisvfif 2:20an Yes. there IS still good picking fron‘ ,
I Pcrmancnt' Organization will start .‘WI’lltC With black trim and In a“ blaCk With , , that s ecial lot of fine wash SUIIS for b0 .1.
the second day of the convention :lf- . - . . appeal—32 lnChCS Wide _ p .,~
"3 Iv“ tcr which the committee on rulcs'xvill '1 tOUCh 0f Whit? In the tnm Of a bright $2.95 yd. I from the ages Of.3 {0 10 years: c i
i? FGEN‘ I“ and PALACE 2:”:2‘;...§l::"“3::‘r- :2:.:...:”“;: ‘buckle to lend chlc- And the hats of navy There are middle and Oliver Wists
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A J Work and start drafting the platform. Isatln are especnally gOOd—IIICSC from the gfifrsc Iii? grams: JaCke Tare aénd ltlase'
. .._.. The report. of the credentials com- _ . . . u] ors are l' 5 re n5 ans
‘3 mlttee will conclude the regular IJQSC fitting small hat to the SIyIISh hat blues bI'OWI‘lS CIC “fig: IIIII’IIgOf the’Qame’
business of the \Vedncsday session. ' ‘ ) . 7 '3 ~
. londay and Tuesday, June 23, 24 “W, m mm“... chmman 0f medium 5115- . color or in contrast. .,
presiding, the convention will open , . . I;
“a third day a, mom Thursdw “m, ; We need not tell a story of values, too All fSUétS that are made of fine flrmly 3,
TI“) T8331“:(lflglrhfnfonnllflltgsum l we __y0ulqurccognlzc them Immediately _ WOVCH a “C3 and l'llCCly finlSth. Every
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settled m the communion on Friday. just as soon as you get here to see them— ,7 _ Su1t was ma 8 to 55“ for more aneY-
p. urld's The nomination of candidates for the 't .11 b th h'l :~ , . There are stlll some good ones—qulte g ‘75:
' * m.....ncy, or whom . m..... ' “’1 ° WOT your W ‘6' - ”2/: .. quantity to Pick from at $l.and $1.35
are in sight, will begin late Friday "_.._'_....V "q ,4 , Basement, front. :5
("cutest or early Saturday accompanird by . These are hats that one may wear any— . - ., v ,. . _
I“ “1‘ ‘ th. I . dill ll. (1- l -‘l .. Si i ' - -~ "p” ' "“
..:. where—but Iespecmlly on yacatlon and Er M .
“mm 01‘ “3:13:32":th 33:; xfill‘luifilm. the best part ls they cost so little— $2.95 At seas ore or ountalns -.
. I :10 a pircscgibcd folrrmllla Ifor only the - Second floor. front. I a “ T ,, e
m inc rst \‘e Iays. nom nations are n Old O‘Rm cano :
not made immediately. there “ill be LL.
Will-11‘; 2222;1“2235‘3,:f,;‘,3‘”.257“‘..:I;‘:L°.‘L"; . IA§lde from the fact that canoeing iIs healthful excr— ,
" ‘ ‘ ‘ gauging, until a hominoe f0; preshi- c:se it is also great sport. if you doubt it, try it. ~
(en an a running male or i e l n of
Prelim t ,.,cc_p,es,dmy m” mug? mm We say ‘Old Town canoes because they are ac-
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FIRST TIME ON ANY SCREEN !
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0N THE’SAME BILL
.1 4 l 'QUELINE LOGAN
DAVID TORRENCE
RAYMOND GRIFFITH
IN GEORGE MELronn's PRESENTATION
"THE DAWN OF A TOMORROW”
PLEASURE BEACH
BRIDGEPORT, CONN. {
Free Band (Concert
In Picnic rover
ANCE ORCHESTRA
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ADMISSION—FREE AUTO PARKING
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the fray victorious.
The 1920 convention at San Fran-
cisco lasted nine days. Some local
party counsellors predict the im-
pending conclavc, confronted byl so
many candidates to choose from. will
-be kept busy for 11 .days. Should
their prognosticiations prove correct.
the Democratic candidates would be
named on the Fourth of July.
21) BATTALION
TO GIVE EXHIBIT
Tongikov
Will Show Work Done
In Field to Interest
Local Boys — Dokus
In Charge
The 2nd Battalion Headquarters
Detachment of the local National
Guard units will have a tent exhibit
on the square near the Noxwalk Li-
brary tomorrow afternoon. This will
be held in connection with the trip
to \Vashinglon and Virginia this
summer. A complete radio sending
outfit of the largest type used by the
U. S. Army will be set up and oper-
ated by Sex-gt. Bray Field telephones
\vilh switcllboards will be explained
by Scrgt. Fagin! Engineer's translsts,
azimuth instruments. range finding
telescopes etc. will be in charge of
Sergts. Hertz. Bowman & O'Grndy.
Many fine Views of the local
Several Injured
ASHEAND, Mass, Juno 20.——A
motorman was killed and several
persons were injured, none seriously
when two trolley cars collided yes-
terday near the Framingham line.
The collision occurred near a. turn
RM 7W lion l n " ‘
Democratic .
Entrance on
Pretty new hats
for summer wear.
$2.95
Small hats of duvetyn'that are quite ‘
like the felt hats in looks—these are ex-
lccllent for sport wear—some of them
have a bit of embroidered deslgli‘ in con-
trast color—there are lots of fine satin
as back rests, chairs, etc. _ _
The silks that set the
styles for summer
gr
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grounds done
36 inch-L$2.50 yd.
knowledged to be the best—and because we have sold
more every year, largely on the say so of satisfied users.
Old Town canoes, H. W. models, splendid for salt
water use—is steadier in windy waters— $68. to $78.50
'Old Town canoes, Octa models—-tbc widest, deepest
and roomicst type— $72. to $83.50 -
And other models and full line of equipment such
Fourth floor. front.
The... the *da'
vacation time
x The staunch sort. The kind that gives
satisfying service. .
Black enameled suit cases with leather
corners and brass plated sliding bolts Iand
lock—cretonnc lined; sizes 16 to 22 il'lCl'i
——$Z.50
Crepe grained black Cowhide leather
lined bags made on steel frame; 18 ll’lCl’l
size—$8.50
I Du-Pont covered suit cases — wood
frames -— leather comers — cloth lined—
staunch bolts and lock; sizes 18 to 24 lnch
-—$2. to $5.
I Week-end trunks -- fibre covered --
three compartment tray —-. staunch lock
and bolts— $6.50
. Dust proof wardrobe trunk with five
drawers, cretonne lined and locking bar—-
fibre covered— $39 to $50.
Black enamel hat box, leather bound,
cloth lined: strong lock and bolts; light
and strong— $5.
to play tenms
And this the store to Sup-
ply the equipment from a
stock of standard supplies.
Wright & Ditson’s
ggmpionship tennis balls
Tennis racquets $2.25
to $12.75
Tennis racquet Covers
35c to $2.25
Tennis racquet presses
$1.—-Marking tape $5.90
set.
‘33- Tennis nets $2.35 to $20.—-Tennis markers $3. 7‘
. - ‘,I I Fourth' floor, front:
._._ Golf the great
out-of-door gam
And what real good healthful
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Bob Mac Donald iron golf clubs $4.25—drivers and
brassies $5. . , ,
Harry Var'don‘ drivers and brassies $525—Gene
Sarazen drivers and brassies $5.50—Gene Sarazen steel
shaft drivers and brassies $7.50. ,.
Juvenile sets—bags and three clubs $5.50 to $9.
Main St: Fairfield Ave, _' Cannfin Sf.
Heavy all silk broadcloth
, for the summer tub dress in
many pretty colors and pat-
terns—awning, Roman and
‘ narrower stripes on white
in navy,
black, rust, sulphur, copen,
kelly‘ and jade—they make
up into snappy cool looking
dresses that are cool; 32 and
Darbrook crepe Baroda,
the supreme achievement in
washable silks, an entirely
new, exquisite weave of
flat crepe that washes. Its .
soft draping quality and
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Pretty wash suits '
for small boys
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$1‘
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° stylish low shoes
$4.65
We have secured more of the same
sort of shoes we sold so many of last week
—more of the very styles that so many
women liked so well ‘--- morc of those
sandals and pumps in patent leather and
suede and kid and smoked elk. In all the
moSt wanted shades of tan and grey with
plenty of blacks. ,
These are without doubt among the
best of the shoe values we'have ofiered
and we feel fortunate in being able to get
more to fill the needs of those who were-
too late to get them.
Now ready—all high grade low shoes
at the lowered price— $4.65
Main floor, rear. ‘
Wrist watches for
the graduate
The one gift that eyery little lady
graduate will welcome and prize.
and years and show to her friends with
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'A REAL OUTING figrfjflinnl'l‘l iimfhginul; 30°32 Deep dress trunks With two trays, flfel’Clse and how enjoyable lf one has 52: $133353? you gave It to her when I
BATHING LeonarddarIld Fanning} Young men cretonne lined and hat compartment. fibre c PTO?“ equlpmen - The watches are delightful pieces 'of
D A N C I N G i.‘;‘i§:?§°.h." $2.33” :5 213.323.“. covered three ply basswood, dowel!“ « Golf bags $1.15 to $16.75—Ar; mastic craftsmanship,
PICNIC GROVE I [this]: Dokus is in charge of the ex- ‘each side With strong .IOEKS aniiastga; gylc gOIf CIUbS $1.35 a . Wrist watches, 6 jewel SWISS "move- I
RIDES—THRILLS—LAUGHS ' . 13016;; 51255 32 to 40 inc 35-3 , Briardifi‘ golf clubs $1.95 _ ‘ ment, in 25.year case: Cushion, Octagon 3'?
Sunday ~ Motorman Killed, ' 523' ‘ Burke golf clubs 33.25 I! 11...... and tomcat! Shape— 37-50
16 jewel Swiss movement in the same
shap cases— $10.50 , ‘
Wrist watches in 14k rectangular case
-i 7 jewel movement— $18.50
Oval style wrist watches mounted
with sapphires— $27.50. Rectangular
The gift that she will keep for years *
2- 1y Scandal” which has
”ac biggest hill of the
”.w: its final showinz
izcgent and Palace
-, .ll it has been for the
' Nor-walk theatre
, 1,120 taken occasion to
:l rrllcasc have declared
\N II__ p or. . out and Jame, E Cunnmghm of , , . Golf balls 45: to $1.—repainted and rewashed golf style case mounted with rhinestones—
AT Tl! . . r'. I ALA . Milford, driving one of the cars. was . Boston bags of cowhide leatherI—I balls 25c to 45¢. I 1 ._. , $29.50 333;; .5;.1< ,
,5; H killed outright. . “a . ~‘ .~ _ 1 ” , ' “ 7 7“ “I!!! “001'. f 0 f-
I «I RAE 1 EA 1 RES Diidfigg'eflon, of the Judge Willis. A. Kingsbury of the . bIaCk .01: bLOS‘Cn._ $1.25 to $5. ‘ ' ' " “ " ‘ Fourth floor. front. ' '. ~ r 'n
1lmmag’I‘xl‘aeater has booked a fine Hollistan district court. a passenger . , ' . , . i
l ' T " 'r r igui‘lg feature program 'for the on one 01 the cars, was shaken up I, I ‘ DR Y GOODS CO
ll,4.i.\l'-l ALACL. Palace Theater for Saturday of “115 but not badly hurt. . ' - ‘ ‘.
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_\ I. -llI:c;)lI;vIsS;ncr:vdnsl;;'per pm 333mm; me theme, 80m 0, No.3 1 I I . Member Retail Bond Chamber of.. _ . 5
' ““ walk will ‘b'e starred in "In Arabia America. and The Plunderer- with I . . I A I ‘ . I . ‘ '7
Frank Mayo. Evelyn Brent and oth-
ers. This Saturday's bill is a sure
fire bargain and you can't go wrong
WINS DIVORCE
bill
.nd the second feature of the
fvlll be Billie Rhodes and a selected
exist in “Leaving it To Gerry." Both
,Jlre splendid pictures.
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CARNIVAL- .
Norwalk Chautauqua
‘Thc 3mg circle.” “Phamtlon Justice.” . HI! “I. “I!” ' -. . In“ UK
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